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JD Vance vows 'we're done catering to Wall St,' will serve 'the working man' in RNC address
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1:00Now PlayingMILWAUKEE — Sen. J.D. Vance addressed the nation for the first time as Donald Trump’s running mate Wednesday night — vowing to fight for everyday working Americans in a soul-stirring and deeply personal speech in which spoke about his mom’s battle with addiction and his working-class upbringing.
The 39-year-old Ohio senator, who was greeted with thunderous applause, was officially nominated as Trump’s VP on Monday but had been saving his remarks until the end of the night on the third day, building up eagerness from the crowd.
Vance’s official acceptance of the VP nomination was profoundly emotional, laden with tales of his background growing up in rural Ohio and his vision for America’s future.
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